The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1887-05-01
GREENVKLLE GATHERINGS.

Mrs. Homer Brooke has returned from a
pleasant trip to Florida.
Mr. Henry Lembeck is away on visit
to his hop farm at Watkins, New York.
The Dielaway Cadets will meet the
week.
Missionary Gotten of the Pacific Slope,
lectured at the Reformed church, Sunday
evening.
The shad fishermen are making small
fori unes. One boatload brought in by
Larry Keels during the week, realized oy, r
$3.50.
Miss Genie Carey has accepted the posi-
ton of soprano soloist OF the Collegiate
Dutch Church on Lafayette Place, New
York
1t has BEEN suggested tt at the city should
buy the site of the old Methodist church,
and use it as police station and engine
house.
Rector Chapman of Grace P. E. Church.
read the annual report of the churchs
financial condition last Sunday. It was
very encouraging,
'.Nevada Ned's" beas ly show which had
been heralded as on the way to Greenviile,
switched off and struck Bayonne much to
the delight of Grsenyille people.
The new Catholic church building has
been commenced. The excavations have
been made, and the first stones laid. The
LAYING of the cornerstone viii be a memoir
able occasion.
The mock trial to be given by the Chris
tian Endeayor Society of the Reformed
church at the residence of Mr.. McAneny
on Columbia Place, has been postponed to
next Tuesday evening"
The Greeuville Rifle Club met Monday
evening and achieved the following scores:
Robidoux. 100 ], Zeugner. 1913; Barr, 3d.;
Katlenstrotb, 90; Petty, 80; Hill. Sd; Roh-
renbeck, so; Lindeberg, IS; Thorns, 81.
The spring election of Grace P. E. church
have resulted as follows: Wardens, J. II j.
Nants and j. J Detwiller; Vestrymen, G.
A. DeForrest, j. Williams, Adam Reid
Fred. W. Lockwood; Delegates, J. j, Det-
willer and E. J. Philips.
The annual ball of the Singing Society
Liederkraz fwas held Tuesday evening at
the New York Bay House. About thirty
couples attended. The dancing to Prof
Miller's music was relieved at intervals by
the ehoruses of the society
The Barrett Dramatic Club is to repeat
IFS entertainment given privately st week,
The second performance will be given at
! the Belvedere Hall this week The farce
| ''Doirg my Uncle will be repeated. and
dancing viii follow. The affair will be
| select.
The Star Baseball Club has organized
with these players Pitcher, Horatio Nell
son; Catcher, Dan Jackson; First Base, D.
PITCHER; Second Base, Win Munster; Third
Base, G. Clark Right Field, Fred Shaw
Left Field, Harry sutton; Centre Field,
Louis Hieber; Shortstop, A. Ritcher.
Greenvile's season of great Sundays
was opened last Sunday, the crowds from
the city were enormous. The horse ears
| were run on three and five minute head
| way. and other lines shortened but still
the cars carried an avera ye of one hundred.
Beer flowed freely, AMI the streets We're
| crowded.
s'house warming" in the shape of a
surprise was given Mrs. Emil Fink by her
friends Tuesday eyeniag, at her new resi-
dence ON Columbia Place. Among those
who helped surprise the lady were Mr.. and
Mrs. Garthwaite, Mr.. and Mrs w. p
| Vreeland, Mr.. and Mrs. G. F. McAneny,
Misses Frances Holmes, Nellie Reed, Bessie
and Bertha Campbell, G.. F. Dielaway,
Jenie Carey, Maggie Armstrong, Mrs.
Campbell, Mrs. Carey, Mrs. Dielaway,
Mrs. Morse, Mrs. Atkins, Miss Pancoast,
Mrs. Nj rriam, Messrs. Jay Pocklnan,
William Mitchell, BERTHE Pitcher, Frank
Smith, Benjamin Buck, George McAneny,
Jr., Mrs. Holmes, and others.